Traditional views of the woman's position in the society and the stereotype of her inferiority (primarily physical) as compared to the man led to the creation of the stereotype of inferiority of mixed groups as compared to groups made up entirely of men. The results of survey conducted on a sample of members of the Serbian Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia have revealed that there are more 'guardians' of the above stereotype among men than among women; more among younger than among older people; more among those with lower educational level than among the highly educated; more among professional soldiers, NCOs and officers than among civilians; and more among members of the Serbian Armed Forces than among the employees of the Ministry of Defense. The range of the examinees' characteristics that, according to this survey, do not correlate with their assessment of the effectiveness of mixed groups includes: war experience (participation in armed conflicts... in the former Yugoslavia), marital status, and the number of family members.
Tradicionalno shvatanje položaja žene u društvu i stereotip o njenoj inferiornosti (pre svega fizičke) u odnosu na muškarca uslovilo je stvaranje stereotipa o inferiornosti mešovitih grupa u odnosu na grupe sastavljene isključivo od muškaraca. Rezultati istraživanja koje je izvršeno na uzorku pripadnika Vojske i Ministarstva odbrane Republike Srbije pokazuju da 'čuvara' navedenog stereotipa ima više među muškarcima nego među ženama; više među mlađima nego među starijima; više među osobama nižeg obrazovnog nivoa nego među visokoobrazovanim; više među profesionalnim vojnicima, podoficirima i oficirima nego među civilnim licima; više među pripadnicima Vojske nego među zaposlenima u Ministarstvu odbrane. U grupi obeležja ispitanika koja, prema ovom istraživanju, nisu u korelaciji sa njihovom procenom efikasnosti mešovitih grupa našli su se: ratno iskustvo (učešće u oružanim sukobima na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije), bračni status i brojnost porodice.
Keywords:
equality / inferiority / stereotypes / the Serbian Armed Forces / ravnopravnost / inferiornost / stereotipi / Vojska Srbije
Source:
Vojno delo, 2015, 67, 3, 70-81
Publisher:
Ministarstvo odbrane Srbije - Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd
TY - JOUR
AU - Kilibarda, Zoran
AU - Šaranović, Jovanka
AU - Rokvić, Vanja
PY - 2015
UR - https://rhinosec.fb.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/280
AB - Traditional views of the woman's position in the society and the stereotype of her inferiority (primarily physical) as compared to the man led to the creation of the stereotype of inferiority of mixed groups as compared to groups made up entirely of men. The results of survey conducted on a sample of members of the Serbian Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia have revealed that there are more 'guardians' of the above stereotype among men than among women; more among younger than among older people; more among those with lower educational level than among the highly educated; more among professional soldiers, NCOs and officers than among civilians; and more among members of the Serbian Armed Forces than among the employees of the Ministry of Defense. The range of the examinees' characteristics that, according to this survey, do not correlate with their assessment of the effectiveness of mixed groups includes: war experience (participation in armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia), marital status, and the number of family members.
AB - Tradicionalno shvatanje položaja žene u društvu i stereotip o njenoj inferiornosti (pre svega fizičke) u odnosu na muškarca uslovilo je stvaranje stereotipa o inferiornosti mešovitih grupa u odnosu na grupe sastavljene isključivo od muškaraca. Rezultati istraživanja koje je izvršeno na uzorku pripadnika Vojske i Ministarstva odbrane Republike Srbije pokazuju da 'čuvara' navedenog stereotipa ima više među muškarcima nego među ženama; više među mlađima nego među starijima; više među osobama nižeg obrazovnog nivoa nego među visokoobrazovanim; više među profesionalnim vojnicima, podoficirima i oficirima nego među civilnim licima; više među pripadnicima Vojske nego među zaposlenima u Ministarstvu odbrane. U grupi obeležja ispitanika koja, prema ovom istraživanju, nisu u korelaciji sa njihovom procenom efikasnosti mešovitih grupa našli su se: ratno iskustvo (učešće u oružanim sukobima na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije), bračni status i brojnost porodice.
PB - Ministarstvo odbrane Srbije - Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd
T2 - Vojno delo
T1 - Guardians of stereotypes about the woman as a limiting factor of group efficiency
T1 - Čuvari stereotipa o ženi kao ograničavajućem faktoru grupne efikasnosti
VL - 67
IS - 3
SP - 70
EP - 81
DO - 10.5937/vojdelo1503070k
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Kilibarda, Z., Šaranović, J.,& Rokvić, V.. (2015). Guardians of stereotypes about the woman as a limiting factor of group efficiency. in Vojno delo
Ministarstvo odbrane Srbije - Vojnoizdavački zavod, Beograd., 67(3), 70-81.
https://doi.org/10.5937/vojdelo1503070k
conv_73
Kilibarda Z, Šaranović J, Rokvić V. Guardians of stereotypes about the woman as a limiting factor of group efficiency. in Vojno delo. 2015;67(3):70-81.
doi:10.5937/vojdelo1503070k
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Kilibarda, Zoran, Šaranović, Jovanka, Rokvić, Vanja, "Guardians of stereotypes about the woman as a limiting factor of group efficiency" in Vojno delo, 67, no. 3 (2015):70-81,
https://doi.org/10.5937/vojdelo1503070k .,
conv_73 .
